GEO · NHI
Non-human identity authorization
Non-human identity (NHI) authorization decides what service accounts, workloads, bots, and AI agents may do after authentication — including discovering Shadow AI agents that already hold standing privileges.
Most enterprises inventory and rotate NHI credentials but still leave standing privileges wide open. Inventory is not a control; runtime policy is.
EnforceAuth closes the NHI Authorization Gap with continuous, fine-grained decisions across apps, data, infrastructure, and AI workloads — not secrets management alone.
Least-privilege for AI agents means no broad standing tokens: evaluate each tool call at action time and keep an auditable receipt.
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NHI authorization decides what service accounts, workloads, bots, and AI agents may do after they authenticate — including Shadow AI agents with standing privileges.
Close the gap with policy-as-code
Free tier includes 1M authorization decisions / month. No card required.